ISLAMABAD: Former President Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce & Industries Ali Raza Saeed has said that Pakistan should increase its trade with India to maintain parity in economic relations with India.
Talking to Radio Pakistan, he said country's export hovered around 25 billion US dollars this year despite energy crisis and law and order situation.
He emphasized on introduction of latest technology to increase exports which can bridge the trade imbalance.
He said Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani held candid discussion with traders on economic issues, which is blood line for any country and announced to establish Special Economic Zones (SEZs) to accelerate the economic growth adding that the SEZs will soon be established across the country.
He said Pakistani Textile products have great market in Europe, US, Africa and Middle East.
He said that improved law and order situation will help to attract foreign investment.
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